On Sunday, 26 August 2001, Hankins shot his 34-year-old wife, Tammy, in the head with a .45-caliber pistol while she was sleeping in their trailer home in Mansfield, near Fort Worth. The next day, Hankins killed his stepchildren, Kevin, 12, and Ashley, 10, in the same manner. They immediately suspected Hankins, because police had repeatedly been summoned to the home in recent months for domestic disturbances, fighting, and breaking and entering. There was also evidence that Hankins engaged in sexual activity with and around the dead bodies. His semen was found on the sheet on Ashley's bed. After his arrest on August 30 Hankins shocked police by telling them where to find the decomposing bodies of his father Earnie Hankins, 55, and his sister, Pearl "Sissy" Stevenstar, 20, whom he killed 10 months earlier. Hankins was convicted on overwhelming evidence. Ashley had defensive wounds "all over her body" according to prosecutors, and hair later proven to belong to Hankins was found in her hand. In a note found near Ashley's body, Hankins wrote: "I guess to sum it all up, I'm guilty of murder, incest, hatred, fraud, theft, jealousy and envy." Hankins also wrote in a diary Aug. 17 that he was contemplating the murders.
In 2000, Hankins killed his half-sister, Pearl "Sissy" Stevenstar, 20, by bludgeoning her in the head with a jack stand. He then placed her body in a storage tub and hid it in a car at his father's shop. Stevenstar was the mother of one of Hankins' children and was pregnant with another.
Date: April 24th, 2017 12:56 AM Author: propecia mathematica (u$po)
In 2000, Hankins killed his half-sister, Pearl "Sissy" Stevenstar, 20, by bludgeoning her in the head with a jack stand. He then placed her body in a storage tub and hid it in a car at his father's shop. Stevenstar was the mother of one of Hankins' children and was pregnant with another.
On January 26, 2004 Todd Buddermeyer raped, strangled, and burned four family members, including his wife, two children, and 97 year-old grandmother. Buddermeyer forced his victims to drink motor oil and then set them ablaze with lighter fluid, claiming he was "cleansing" them of the Devil's ways. Police found three additional bodies in his basement, two of whom had been boiled alive and sliced into pieces. One victim, a local salesman, had been missing for three years. Buddermeyer expressed no regret for the crimes, and insisted that police should hire him to investigate other serial killers. His attorney, David Goldstein of the Houston ACLU, claimed that law enforcement had mistreated Buddermeyer and deprived him of due process. At a 2005 hearing, Buddermeyer stabbed Goldstein with a pencil, leaving him in critical condition. Citing his duty to his client, Goldstein continued to represent Buddermeyer from his hospital bed. Buddermeyer called Goldstein a "thieving kike" and threatened to dissolve him in acid. The Texas Court of Criminal Appeals refused to hear Buddermeyer's final appeal in 2006.
Date: April 24th, 2017 10:41 PM Author: bossy sneaky criminal
Is it weird that the only thing I judged him on was his choice of a final meal? He had beef, pork, and chicken. 175 because he didn't order a steak and his side choices were weak